BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 5. Uzbekistan’s
Tashkent region and representatives of key Chinese companies (15
firms) and organizations discussed potential joint investment
projects in modern manufacturing, heating systems, gas equipment
and industrial cooperation.


This was reflected in the statement by the Tashkent regional
administration following the meeting between Deputy Governor
Jahongir Mamajonov and a delegation of Chinese business and
industry representatives.


According to the regional administration, the meeting brought
together executives from companies operating in heating and gas
equipment, thermal technologies, industrial components, electronic
devices, gas sensors, certification services and international
supply chains.


During the meeting, the Uzbek side presented the region’s
investment potential, industrial and manufacturing capabilities, as
well as the conditions and opportunities available to foreign
investors.


The sides discussed establishing modern manufacturing facilities
in the Tashkent region, including production of heating systems and
gas equipment. They also considered developing industrial
cooperation and introducing advanced technologies into local
production.







The participation of companies from several industrial segments
creates opportunities for cooperation not only in direct investment
but also in localization and integration into international supply
chains, according to the regional administration.


The meeting was part of efforts to expand economic ties between
Tashkent region and Chinese businesses and attract new technologies
and investment into the region’s industrial sector.


“The sides agreed to thoroughly study the proposals put forward,
continue negotiations in promising areas and establish practical
cooperation on implementing joint investment projects in Tashkent
region,” the administration said.


The parties also agreed to maintain further dialogue on
potential projects and identify areas where Chinese companies could
participate in the development of local production and industrial
capacity.